Differentiating Two Types of Juvenile Sex Offenders: Generalists Versus Specialists

Differentiating Two Types of Juvenile Sex Offenders: Generalists Versus Specialists

119 pages· 2008· ISBN 9781109037197
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The omnibus model was a significant predictor of group membership (JSO-specialist vs. JSO-generalist), chi2 (11) = 37.03, R 2 = .51, p .01. However, there was not a significant increase in R2 from model 1 to model 2, chi2 (8) = 12.01, Delta R2 = .14, p .05. In other words, the predictors were unable to significantly increase the prediction beyond what was already accounted for by the covariates. Looking at the individual impact of each of the predictors, the coefficients indicate that lack of empathy was a significant positive predictor of history of antisocial behavior after controlling for ADHD, ever held back/failed status and enrollment in ESE/SLD classes, beta = 2.02, p

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